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Campionidelmondo wins World Cup!!!!........and a Ruby (Sports Talk Post)
Yay, our self-proclaimed and demonstrated world champion haz teh Ruby!! Congrats!!
BTW 1 Current Champions League Champion Barca has ruby red shirts
BTW 2 my Trashz-blog neeeedz teh "pink colour with pictures of violet unicorns EVERYWHERE", especially when sparkly and animated.
Ornthoron (Member Profile)
Thanks for the quality
In reply to this comment by Ornthoron:
Hooray! You can make my profile page pink with violet unicorns any time, Fabio!
*quality
Campionidelmondo wins World Cup!!!!........and a Ruby (Sports Talk Post)
Hooray! You can make my profile page pink with violet unicorns any time, Fabio!
*quality
Schizophrenic Man Terrifies Kids at Party
Violets are blue
Roses are red
I'm insane
and you're dead.
Schizophrenic Man Terrifies Kids at Party
Rose are red
Violets are blue
I'm a schizophrenic
And so am I
Strongest Punch in the World
Even though the punch of the Mantis Shrimp is very impressive and most talked about, I think its eyes are most impressive.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mantis_shrimp#The_eyes
Mantis shrimp possess hyperspectral colour vision, allowing up to 12 colour channels extending in the ultraviolet. Their eyes (both mounted on mobile stalks and constantly moving about independently of each other) are similarly variably coloured, and are considered to be the most complex eyes in the animal kingdom. They permit both serial and parallel analysis of visual stimuli.
Rows 1-4 of the midband are specialised for colour vision, from ultra-violet to infra-red. The optical elements in these rows have eight different classes of visual pigments and the rhabdom is divided into three different pigmented layers (tiers), each adapted for different wavelengths. The three tiers in rows 2 and 3 are separated by colour filters (intrarhabdomal filters) that can be divided into four distinct classes, two classes in each row. It is organised like a sandwich; a tier, a colour filter of one class, a tier again, a colour filter of another class, and then a last tier. Rows 5-6 are segregated into different tiers too, but have only one class of visual pigment (a ninth class) and are specialised for polarisation vision. They can detect different planes of polarised light. A tenth class of visual pigment is found in the dorsal and ventral hemispheres of the eye
dystopianfuturetoday (Member Profile)
Would I have chastised you if Aemaeth was a Scientologist or polite Neo-Nazi? That's a very good question. Probably not. It depends.
I understand your disdain for the LDS. A long time ago I sublet some studio space to a recently converted Mormon, and had to endure the proselytizing every day. I agree, it's laughable at the least, and dangerous at the worst. But I put up with it because just prior to his conversion, his young son had died suddenly in his sleep, without any medical explanation. He had no real support from friends or family, and this was his "port in a storm" I guess. A Mormon must have knocked on his door at just the right (wrong) time. You would surely cite this as opportunistic and playing on the weak, and I wouldn't disagree. I think he shook it eventually and moved on to hard-core Ufology. Just as kooky, but I thought that was more interesting, at least.
I am as disgusted as you at the politicization of the church. Despite our recent victory in Connecticut, there's still a strong anti-gay sentiment brewing. We get robocalls about it all the time, somebody's trying to see if there is enough support for a referendum. I don't think my response was recorded though, since it was full of invective that couldn't be deciphered by the computer doing the calling.
I think you and I are probably politically and ideologically very similar. I can think of a few things we might not agree on, but for the most part I hazard the guess that we are like-minded. There's some contrast in how we go about it though. I think minds are fragile, and need to be opened carefully because otherwise they break or snap shut for good. You're angrier than that, I imagine in this case because of the Prop8 debacle. That's fine, I'm angry too.
But I'm still curious about where your morality comes from. It's not entirely natural, although you do see altruism in primates and some other mammals. You must have learned it from someone. Parents, teachers, television, sunday school. I am willing to bet that a majority of atheists come from loving and secure family settings, where kindness and decency and love feel like natural principals of the universe. Why would we need a god, we know what's right and how to look after one another. The trouble is, it's not true of everybody. For many people God is that stern but loving father they never had. That's the only reason I defend the religioulous. Don't take it for granted where your morality comes from, and give a moment's thought to others less fortunate is all I'm saying.
What a lovely chat. I wish we had beer and pot and a glowing fire.
In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
You can't blame me for breathing on a wilting violet. This was a dialog, not a monologue. If Aemaeth didn't want a discussion, then he shouldn't have responded to my video in the first place. He's no victim.
I wasn't trying to chase him off the site. I was just trying to seed some doubt and engage him in some frank conversation. I'd love nothing more than for him to come back and stand up for himself. He could bring his friends too if he likes. The more the merrier.
Again, I'm going to re-iterate that there is a double standard when it comes to religion. The religious are allowed to damn people to hell and decide which humans are allowed to be married, but point out some glaring problems within a faith and all of a sudden you become Darth Vader.
Inelegantly: fuck that
I honestly find Mormonism very troubling, from it's morally disgusting inception, to it's unbelievable mythology, to its history of discrimination and misogyny, to its recent foyer into politics. I see it as a negative force in the world and would like to seed some doubt among its followers.
Can I be tolerant and severely critical at the same time?
Here are some questions that culture tells me I shouldn't ask.
-Joseph Smith had 33 wives, some of them as young as 14, some of them were others men's wives. How does this square with Mormon views on morality? How can you follow the teachings of a despicable lech and then seek to limit the rights of gay people?
-Do Mormons really believe that God waited 1800 years and then revealed himself to some dude in rural Utah, whom he instructed to sex up dozens of women and girls?
-Is it possible that this entire religion started out as a sex cult?
-Do Mormons really believe that Native Americans are actually a lost Jewish tribe?
Does tolerance require my silence on these points?
Would you have chastised me if Aemaeth was a Scientologist, or a polite Neo-Nazi?
Does tolerance have limits?
schmawy (Member Profile)
You can't blame me for breathing on a wilting violet. This was a dialog, not a monologue. If Aemaeth didn't want a discussion, then he shouldn't have responded to my video in the first place. He's no victim.
I wasn't trying to chase him off the site. I was just trying to seed some doubt and engage him in some frank conversation. I'd love nothing more than for him to come back and stand up for himself. He could bring his friends too if he likes. The more the merrier.
Again, I'm going to re-iterate that there is a double standard when it comes to religion. The religious are allowed to damn people to hell and decide which humans are allowed to be married, but point out some glaring problems within a faith and all of a sudden you become Darth Vader.
Inelegantly: fuck that
I honestly find Mormonism very troubling, from it's morally disgusting inception, to it's unbelievable mythology, to its history of discrimination and misogyny, to its recent foyer into politics. I see it as a negative force in the world and would like to seed some doubt among its followers.
Can I be tolerant and severely critical at the same time?
Here are some questions that culture tells me I shouldn't ask.
-Joseph Smith had 33 wives, some of them as young as 14, some of them were others men's wives. How does this square with Mormon views on morality? How can you follow the teachings of a despicable lech and then seek to limit the rights of gay people?
-Do Mormons really believe that God waited 1800 years and then revealed himself to some dude in rural Utah, whom he instructed to sex up dozens of women and girls?
-Is it possible that this entire religion started out as a sex cult?
-Do Mormons really believe that Native Americans are actually a lost Jewish tribe?
Does tolerance require my silence on these points?
Would you have chastised me if Aemaeth was a Scientologist, or a polite Neo-Nazi?
Does tolerance have limits?
Fiat e Decreto Chama Violeta-"I Am The Violet Flame"
I AM the Violet Flame
In action in me now
I AM the Violet Flame
To Light alone I bow
I AM the Violet Flame
In mighty Cosmic Power
I AM the Light of God
Shining every hour
I AM the Violet Flame
Blazing like a sun
I AM God’s sacred power
Freeing every one
MacHeads: Apple products as religion
Is that Violet Blue at :34? Eugh. Depressing.
Tom Lehrer "So Long, Mom (A Song For World War III)"
Tom Lehrer:So Long, Mom (A Song For World War III)
This song is performed by Tom Lehrer and appears on the album That Was The Year That Was (1993).
So long, mom,
I'm off to drop the Bomb
So don't wait up for me
But while you swelter
Down there in your shelter
You can see me
On your TV
While we're attacking frontally
Watch Brinkally and Huntally
Describing contrapuntally
The cities we have lost
No need for you to miss a minute
Of the agonizing holocaust
Yeah!
Little Johnny Jones
He was a US pilot
And no shrinking violet
Was he, he was mighty proud
When World War III was declared
He wasn't scared
No siree!
And this is what he said on
His way to Armageddon:
So long, mom,
I'm off to drop the Bomb
So don't wait up for me
But though I may roam
I'll come back to my home
Although it may be
A pile of debris
Remember, mommy,
I'm off to get a commie
So send me a salami
And try to smile somehow
I'll look for you
When the war is over
An hour and a half from now!
http://lyricwiki.org/Tom_Lehrer:So_Long,_Mom_(A_Song_For_World_War_III)
This is Why I Love Rachel Maddow
I think what shocked me most was how intelligent Frum sounded, despite taking the immediate tack of trying to de-legitimize Rachel and her show.
The minute I heard him come at her hard, I knew this was going to be a YouTube moment, because Rachel's no shrinking violet, nor is she a blowhard who interrupts and shouts down people (unless they interrupt/shout at her first).
I wish all of the battles between opposing sides came off like this: intelligent, calm, collected, but still filled with passion for their points of view.
The fact that Frum managed to successfully move the bulk of the conversation away from real issues, and onto impugning Rachel's journalistic integrity is the only thing that kept this from being truly perfect.
Know Your Meme: All Your Base
Dear VideoSift,
Roses are red
Violets are blue
All of my base
Are belong to you
© ded`work
Flip-Flop Glue Prank (20 secs)
I waited until it had thirty votes before I downvoted. This sort of prank makes me think violet thoughts about it's perpetrator. I guess I lack humor.
Coldplay - Violet Hill
Tags for this video have been changed from 'coldplay, voilet hill' to 'coldplay, violet hill' - edited by kulpims